It would be extremely unfair to call a friend of a person a dangerous animal. The aggressiveness of dogs is influenced by many factors, including conditions of detention, improper training and education. Each owner of the four-legged will say that the most dangerous dogs in the world are those that are not brought up correctly.
Like any animal, dogs are capable of aggression. In history, unfortunately, there are many facts of attacks by dogs and on humans even of the seemingly most harmless breeds. So let's look at the most dangerous dog breeds in the world. So, here is the top of the most dangerous dogs according to statistics provided by dogsbite.org.
1
Tosa Inu
At the end of the 19th century, one of the best breeds of a fighting dog was bred in one of the Japanese provinces. The appearance of dogs of this breed is quite aggressive. A massive body, a strong head on a short neck has a strong mouth.
These fighters in the arena, in everyday life, show a calm and unobtrusive character. But at the same time they require strict education, since a fighting dog can be aggressive towards strangers and other dogs.
2
American bandog
The name of the breed literally translates as "chain dog." By crossing people, they got an excellent guard breed, capable of not only protecting the territory and the house, but also being a bodyguard.
The first modern American bandogs were bred in the 1970s by veterinarian Swinford.
3
Cane Corso
One of the most powerful dogs in the world with very developed muscles is the Cane Corso, in addition it is the oldest breed from the Molossian group, the ancestors of which are considered fighting dogs, which were used in the arenas of Ancient Rome.
Morphological generalizations of this breed emphasize that it was bred for protection and protection. Powerful and hardy cane-corso with proper care and upbringing grows up as an excellent guard and defender.
4
Bull terrier
The dog from the group of terriers has a strong physique, very mobile and easy to run, despite massive musculature.
Bull terriers easily adapt to new conditions of life, are sociable and do not like to be alone. They are not aggressive in nature, but they have a very strong hunting instinct. This can be dangerous for other smaller animals.
5
Rhodesian Ridgeback
The very name of the breed suggests that it was bred in South Africa for hunting. In the 1930s, it was believed that the ridgeback during the hunting of the owner is able to drive away lions from prey.
The Rhodesian Ridgeback needs positive training, because with abuse, pets can develop aggressiveness, and even with a relatively calm nature they don’t meet strangers very friendly.
6
Great Dane of Argentina
Officially, so far the only breed whose origin is Argentina, because of which they are often called dogo Argentino.
It was bred in the 20s of the last century, and ten breeds were involved in breeding.
Dogo Argentino is a purely hunting dog, capable of poisoning rather large predators, but cases of his victory in battles with purely fighting breeds have been recorded.
By the way, there is a very interesting article about the most popular breeds of hunting dogs on thebiggest.ru.
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Boerboel
A faithful dog bred in South Africa is considered an excellent guard. The breed has not yet been recognized by the International Cynological Federation.
The appearance of the boerboel indicates its belonging to the mastiff family. Recognizes only the owner, and when training it must be exhausted. A very hardy and strong dog with an aggressive character. In recent decades, Boerboel attacks on humans have become more frequent.
This is also one of the largest dog breeds, a list of which you can also find on thebiggest.ru.
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Gul dong
Originally from Pakistan, gul dong is difficult to train and very aggressive. The Pakistani bulldog was bred as a fighting dog, but at the same time they can be excellent watchmen and guards.
Dogs are very energetic and require constant, professional work with themselves, so lovers of a gul-dong are not recommended.
9
Basenji
A pretty-looking dog ranks second in the world in terms of the complexity of training, which is recognized by dog handlers all over the world. One of the oldest breeds appeared in Africa, and is perfectly adapted for hunting.
At the end of the 19th century, the first specimens left Africa and started breeding around the world.
The peculiarity of besedzha is that it is very rare to hear her barking only in cases where the dog is very excited.
10
Saint bernard
From childhood, it is necessary to accustom St. Bernard to communication with strangers and other dogs, since, growing up, they can show their aggressive character.
But in general - this is a strong and quite friendly breed, easily communicates with children, but does not like small dogs. For this reason, St. Bernards and got on our list.
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American bulldog
The world learned about this breed at the end of the 19th century, when breeders bred it to protect farms and agricultural land.
Relatively friendly dog, but shows stubbornness and instinct for superiority. Therefore, from an early age it is necessary to accustom them to strangers, and most importantly, introduce them to other representatives of the canine world.
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German dog
The breed is primarily striking in its gigantic size, and the largest dog, recorded by specialists, is of this breed.
It was bred specifically for hunting, therefore, over time, massive and strong morphological indicators formed. The breed is of various colors and is widespread today all over the world. A large dog was honored to become the heraldic symbol of the US state of Pennsylvania.
13
Brazilian Fila
Looking at a pretty face with drooping cheeks and large ears, it is hard to imagine that its owners can be dangerous to humans.
Excellent fila guards do not hide their distrust of strangers, and even at exhibitions show aggression towards judges and other participants in the event. But even these cases do not cause disqualification of the magnificent Brazilian fila.
14
Great Canary
Dogs bred on the islands have a formidable appearance and, as a result, are distrustful of strangers. Well adapted to guard, and very attached to the place and owner.
Derived as watchman shepherds, Canary dogs are popular among dog breeders today, and they are often turned on as pets capable of perfectly guarding the territory.
15
American staffordshire terrier
Recently, various media have been forming public opinion about the dangers and brutal aggression of the Staffordshire Terrier. Some radical figures even propose to destroy this breed.
But again, the whole point is not in temperament, but in improper upbringing and conditions of detention. The stafs are very devoted, easily make contact, and in moments of danger they are capable of sacrificially and fearlessly defending their master.
16
Boxer
Bred in Germany, the boxer is relatively good-natured, but got on our list due to frequent attacks on people.
Of the features, we note that boxers are the most playful among fighting dogs. They become attached to the owner and easily pass various training courses.
17
Bullmastiff
The watchdog is beautifully complex and has impressive dimensions, which cannot but attract the attention of others.
The dog is not inclined to aggression, but cases of attacks on humans have been repeatedly recorded in history.
Today they have lost professional watchdog skills, and only on diamond mines of South Africa do bullmastiffs be used as security guards.
18
Doberman
Dobermans stand out among the congeners for their devotion and intelligence. Aggressive nature manifests only in rare cases. The facts of the Dobermann attack were noted when the owner or his property was in danger.
A fairly strong appearance, combined with aggression, makes representatives of this breed potentially dangerous to others, but with proper education, they grow into excellent guards.
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Rottweiler
One of the many breeds of service dogs got its name at the breeding site in the city of Rottweil in southwestern Germany.
Many legends are associated with the Rottweilers, including the fact that they took an active part in the military conflict for the colonies, which went down in history as the Seven Years War.
Hardy and muscular rottweilers are able-bodied, active and mobile. Loyal guards, they are quite aggressive.
20
Alabai
The Central Asian Shepherd Dog has a massive body and large, almost frightening sizes. The Alabaev have a strong character, which makes them great guards.
Improper education and training of this breed leads to uncontrollability and aggression, which manifests itself even to the owners. Dog handlers recommend keeping them in spacious enclosures, rather than chaining them.
21
Caucasian Shepherd Dog
In the photo, a great shepherd, able to cope with huge herds. The Caucasian was bred in the Caucasus, and many experts believe that this breed is more than two thousand years old.
It requires proper training, otherwise aggressiveness and an unfriendly attitude towards others develops in the shepherd.
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German Shepherd
Another shepherd dog characterized by fearlessness and vigilance. Also, German shepherds are one of the most intelligent and faithful animals.
And again, as in most cases, it requires proper upbringing, otherwise it is aggressive, and it can attack a person and her relatives.
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Pit bull
According to American dog handlers, the most dangerous dog. Pit bulls were bred to engage in bullying on large animals.
While the International Federation of Cynologists does not recognize the fighting pit bull, but they have proven themselves as a guard and a true friend.
The warlike appearance of pit bulls even in the photo causes awe. It requires minimal care, but constant sports loads and communication with relatives are necessary.
24
Alaskan Malamute
Alaskan Malamutes are very energetic dogs, and if their energy does not get a positive effect, it can easily turn into aggression! Dogs have an emphasized need for prey hunting! Another important detail is that they are slow learners, which requires a lot of strength and patience, teaching them!
But if the dog is brought up correctly, then it can be the closest friend of the family and please the owners all their life.
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Siberian Husky
Siberian Husky, like Alaskan Malamutes, were bred as working dogs, and for this reason they are not very sociable! But, with the right approach and training, you can make them more friendly and calm! Poor socialization and preparation will undoubtedly turn them into aggressive and dangerous dogs!
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Volkosob
As you may have already understood, these dogs are a hybrid between gray wolves and dogs, and this makes them completely unpredictable! They have their own special character, wild and demanding! Many countries have already banned residents from having a Wolfhound as a pet!
Conclusion
Summing up, we can conclude that the aggressiveness of dogs and their danger to others are consequences of improper training methods and methods of education. But often aggressiveness is inherent in nature, and the most dangerous dogs in the world require more care and conditions.
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